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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
5
Veterans Administration reports over 2.8 million GI life policyholders save time and money by paying premiums in advance. Chief Insurance Director Sumner G. Whittier notes discounts apply and that all periods up to the policy life are eligible. Veterans should contact their VA office for details.
The county ASC office announces a two week ballot mailing period before December 6 for the 1958 ASC election. All board nominated candidates and petitioned nominees appear on the community ballot mailed to eligible voters. The county election board supervises elections and appoints local election boards and a ballot tabulation board.
The Beavers defeated Stevens ville 41 0 last Friday to move into second place in the district conference standings as Anaconda Central fell to Helena Cathedral. The finale occurred in seventy degree conditions at Vigilante Field.
Dillon public schools and the county high school will be closed next Monday November 11 in observance of Veterans Day. An open house will be held next Wednesday November 13 at the public schools as part of Education Week.
Betty Irene Jenkins sues Harold W. Jenkins in Beaverhead County Montana District Court for divorce On grounds of over one year of grievous bodily and mental suffering and a course of conduct destroying marital peace The summons instructs Harold Jenkins to answer within twenty days or face default judgment The clerk certifies the date October 22 1957 and attorneys Collins and Burns of Dillon represent the plaintiff
A USDAIllinois study shows chore time drops dramatically as modern equipment and better layouts spread across livestock farms. Annual cow chores fell from 225 to under 70 hours, and automatic poultry waterers slash watering time from 42 to 3 hours.
FDA approves a systemic insecticide to kill cattle grubs inside animals. Limited supply delays Montana access this season. Test markets include Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Alberta, and Saskatchewan after favorable results from 10 000 cattle including Montana State tests.
Banks business houses state and county offices and the post office will be closed next Monday in observance of Veterans Day.
Mrs Ruth Waters and her three children of Salt Lake City escaped injury when their car left U S Highway 91 and overturned three miles south of Melrose. They were brought to Dillon unharmed and continued their trip by bus to Salt Lake City. The vehicle was damaged and towed to a local garage.
USDA reports show farm workdays shrinking with hours per day slipping from 11.2 in 1955 to 10.7 around June 1 this year. Reductions in chore labor drive the trend, while efficiency gains come from improved methods and practices.
The St Rose Parish committee reports gratitude for loyalty and Catholic unity. Rev Sullivan urges all parishioners to contribute by Thursday November 7 as the final appeal and report meeting are set for 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.
Darlene Richardson and Charles Richardson are sued by the State of Montana Beaverhead County for dissolution of marriage on grounds of extreme cruelty over more than a year. Plaintiffs seek a court decree dissolving bonds. defendants must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Court seal dated October 24, 1957.
Governor Hugo Aronson proclaims the filing of a petition to refer House Bill 252 to Montana voters for approval or rejection at the November 1958 election. Sufficient signatures indicate the measure remains inoperative until the election result is determined as required by law.
The executrix Carolyn E. Love notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at Collins & Burns in Poindexter Block Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First pub November 6, 1957.
The Dillon Examiner proclaims its commercial printing services as the best in town, highlighting quality, speed, and competitive pricing for business needs. Local businesses are invited to request samples and quotes from the paper’s print shop.
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